INDEX 



541 



truthfulness in science and re- 

 ligion, 226. 



Welcker, Dr. H., on his ethnological 

 work, i. 294. 



Weldon, Professor, letters to— ideal of 

 a modern university, ii. 327; or- 

 ganisation of new university, 334. 



Wellington, Duke of, funeral, i. 111; 

 on speaking, 319. 



Westlake, John, Q.C., a working- 

 men's meeting, ii. 434. 



Westminster Review, writes for, i. gz, 

 129, 231. 



Whales, i. 298. 



Whewell, History of Scientific Ideas, i. 

 . 165. 



Wilberforce, Bishop, on Darwinism, 

 i- 193-95. i97» i99. 200, 203, 211, 

 217, 238. 



Winmarleigh, Lord, on Vivisection 

 Commission, i. 472. 



Withers, Rachel, mother of T. H. 

 Huxley, i. 1. {See Huxley.) 



Witness, the, on the Ape question, i. 

 208 sq., 212. 



Wollaston, T. V., and species, i. 182. 



Women, medical education of, i. 416, 

 448; in public life, ii. 411. 



Women's education, i. 228, 283, 448, 

 449. 



Woodward, S. P., and geological 

 amateur, i. 296. 



Working-Men's College, i. 149 (Lec- 

 tures. See Lectures) ; ii. 1 ; ad- 

 dress at, on " Method of Zadig," 

 14. 



Working-Men's Institute, i. 507. 



Wright, Dr., editor of Natural History 

 Review, i. 225, 272. 



x Club, founded, i. 277; history, 280- 

 82; compared to The Club, 280; 

 jealousy of, ii. 120; gaps in, 128. 



Yale, fossils in museum, i. 494 sq., 501- 

 503- 



Youmans, Dr., at x Club, i. 279; meet- 

 ing with, 305. 



Young, Lord, dines with, ii. 31. 



Yule, Commander, succeeds Owen 

 Stanley, i. 61. 



" Zadig, Method of," ii. 14. 

 Zoological Gardens, i. 507. 

 Zoological Society, i, 106. 



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